I get that complaining about The Bear’s placement isn’t cool, and I understand both “dramedy” and “30 minute format” arguments, but I’ll be curious to see what happens next season.

I’ll take anything. God, that show was such a gem. I've rarely seen a show manage to create a whole, lively town like The Simpsons, only in fewer episodes than one of their seasons. 

I’m totally down for character driven, but you have to either learn somethings new, or be “hanging out.”

I've literally never seen that complaint, so I do wonder where you hang out and with whom...

I’m a huge restaurant nerd. When I lived in Manhattan, a Michelin star restaurant was basically my Cheers, and I was friends with the whole staff because I was there several times a week.

I agree on the reveal. That made it less insulting, unlike Dexter 

Yeah, the show has strayed from the horrible try-hard comic book, but this episode felt like the comic book. I saw a clip where the show runner was so impressed with how clever it was, but the shock stuff was just time wasting and tired. Not shocking or funny. Tired and groan inducing. 

Move Temple of Doom to 3. 4 at worst.

Yeah. I got over the Faks quickly. I adore Matty in small doses, but they’re so over relying. We don’t need multiple scenes every episode, and the haunting thing just goes on and on.

That's a very self indulgent rant about your opinions. "Me me me." What makes you think we care, or should be subjected, to your ignorance?

Also yes

Fuck yes!

The impetus is Daddio fucking up a trope, but they don't bother explaining how. 

I just think this was method acting. Jimmy Pesto would totally do 1/6

I miss O'Neal so goddamn much 

Wait, this is directed by Homer? Angel? Ritchie Miller?

Can you tell us which shifts the politicians have made? Not someone you're angry at on Twitter, but an actual politician.

/s, right?

I can get behind Soul and Luca as great, and Turning Red and Elemental as good, but Lightyear was a jumbled mess of a plot

I am